London 1901, Johnny Depp is playwright James Barrie, and as a result acts less lively than usually and speaks in a difficult dialect. Barrie has just had a huge flop when he meets a young widow (Kate Winslet) and her four sons. He ends up spending a lot of time with them, much to the dismay of her mother and his wife (who subsequently leaves him), and gets enough inspiration to write Peter Pan.

6 points